Finding Your Roar The Lion In Leadership

Every woman in the workplace has been there-the room where she is talked over, ignored, mansplained, and misunderstood-if she has the courage to speak up at all. Dionne McGee keenly understands the power of voice, a power she wants to help you embrace and engender. By sharing her own struggles and triumphs as a corporate executive who happens to be African-American and female, Dionne shares the secrets of the lion in the jungle. Join Dionne on this journey and get ready to roar!

There is a leader in you and a leader in me. A poet writes, A lion paces in every human heart. What quickens yours? What makes your lion roar? Your courage can be unleashed to overcome fear, hunt for opportunities, and find resources for your group. The fifteen main chapters in this book each describe: How lions live and survive in their natural habitat How leaders face challenges and crises, and learn from their shortcomings and success How leadership suggestions and lessons may be used in your own life and work Each chapter also includes a bonus of several self-reflection topics for you to consider. This book narrates personal leadership experiences from my childhood up to retirement and examples from other leaders. The chapters relate the importance of courage in such formative experiences as: Family Life and Heritage School and College Experiences Teamwork and Partnership Courtship and Marriage Writing and Public Speaking Leading Groups and Organizations International Exchanges Fund Raising for Projects Financial Crises and Recovery Facing Cancer with Courage and Support Active Retirement

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'How many were killed in the attack today?' asked Fursa, the senior sheep. He was surveying the bloodstained East African grassland where the lions had gone on a rampage, now scattered with the shattered bones of his friends and families. Despair hung thick in the air.' Welcome to the jungle. Here, the survival of the fittest is the ultimate truth. The weaker animal gets eaten in what is considered a natural food chain. But some have been tampering with the organic arrangement for selfish gains and resorting to mass murder. In the Mau Forest in East Africa, the mighty lion king Kaizaar's autocratic ways are wreaking havoc on his subjects. Known to be the longest-serving ruler of the pride, he is ministered by the shrewd Shaka - the former leader of the lambs who betrayed his flock for the stronger lions. With their defences exposed, the lambs are backed into a corner. How do the lambs stop the carnage and find refuge? Will they be able to reverse the fate of their species and restore the Law of the Jungle? Can a bunch of fearful lambs learn to roar? What emerges is an illuminating leadership fable. The politics of the jungle and the strategies that aid survival are lessons of lasting value that will not only inspire but also help find the leader within you.

Showing managers how to break out of the prison of hierarchical structure by emphasizing intellectual, emotional, and spiritual qualities, the authors creatively integrate new science and systems theory management ideas and present practical applications.

Unlock the principles of leadership excellence with "Lead like an Eagle, Think Like a Lion." This transformative guide is a beacon for Christian leaders across all fields, offering profound insights rooted in Biblical principles. As worldwide systems falter, leaders face unprecedented challenges and find themselves navigating a landscape rampant with corruption, power struggles, and moral decay. In "Lead Like an Eagle, Think Like a Lion," you will embark on a journey to rebuild the walls of leadership with Biblical backup. Discover the purpose of effective leadership and the devastating consequences when these walls are compromised. As you draw inspiration from the winning characteristics of eagles and lions, this book equips leaders with the tools needed for success in today's tumultuous world. Key Features: Visionary Leadership: Uncover the innovative qualities of eagles, symbolizing the ability to see opportunities and potential from great distances. Strength and Courage: Embrace the strength of lions, cultivating the courage to take bold steps in leadership. Intrapersonal Awareness: Develop confident and courageous leaders by exploring intrapersonal communication and self-awareness. Interpersonal Collaborations: Dive into the wisdom and discernment required for effective collaborations, using the systemic sight of eagles and the strategic thinking of lions. Building Kingdom-Minded Teams: Learn effective team-building strategies for 21st-century leadership guided by the power of communication, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. Impact and Influence: Understand how leaders can leave a lasting effect on their audience and influence positive change in teams and communities. Loyalty and Compassion: Delve into the importance of commitment, trustworthiness, and compassion, with practical guidance on developing these essential qualities. The Prodigal Leader: Explore why leaders may stray, God's call for their return, and the profound lessons learned from eagles and lions. This book is a compelling resource for leaders, from seasoned professionals to emerging visionaries, at every stage of their journey. Rooted in scripture and enriched with practical wisdom, "Lead like an Eagle, Think Like a Lion" guides leaders who aspire to navigate challenges and rise above them, leading with integrity, compassion, and unwavering faith. Equip yourself with the timeless lessons of eagles and lions. Lead boldly, think strategically, and impact your world with the wisdom found within these pages. It's time to soar to new heights and roar with authority—order your copy today and transform your leadership journey.

Can stories about a lion provide inspiration for leadership? We believe so. In this book, stories about a lion, fox, sheep, cows, and hyenas with occasional giraffes are told to teach us about the behavior of leaders and those who follow the leaders. Leaders may behave badly, indeed very badly, abuse their power and act without any concern for those who depend on the leader. These stories of betrayal of trust, manifestation of greed, and actions in flagrant selfinterest are reminders of the grave responsibilities of leadership. They are warnings of the traps of leadership and the persuasions of naked power. Societies have long worked to develop rules of behavior that prevent such fall-out. Yet as these stories collected in East-Africa remind us, there is still a long way to go before we can trust leaders to behave in a civilized manner. Indeed, perhaps we need to know these stories to prevent our leaders from falling into the destructive temptation of acting out their raw impulses.

While most new leadership books proudly promote themselves as the antidote to previous thinking, Leading from the Lions' Den takes pride in drawing its wisdom from ideas that have been available for a very long time in the unchanging Word of God. Here, author Tom R. Harper expounds upon one surprising principle from each of the Bible's sixty-six books. Each concept goes toward explaining human nature, which, when understood, is the foundation of business success. Among the lessons that will work for leaders regardless of culture, time, or place are: "Lead, Inspire and Motivate with Plain Facts" (Deuteronomy), "Defrag Your Organization by Discovering its Weak Forces" (1 Chronicles), "Fight Superior Force with Superior Character" (Nahum), "Purify Your PR by Avoiding the Spotlight" (Mark), "Help the Competition" (Romans), "Soak Your Shield Before Battle" (Ephesians), and "Obliterate Fear with a Single Weapon" (1 John).